Allow your cat to explore slowly, gaining knowledge and security, in a new environment by checking every nook and cranny.
Patience is key when building trust with a shy cat. Give them time in a safe room and block escape routes to prevent hiding.
Approach at their level, avoid eye contact, and offer slow blinks. Stay during feedings and play with engaging toys. Reward positive behavior.
Let the cat set the pace. Avoid forcing interactions or picking them up if they're not ready. Offer treats and praise for progress.
Introduce new cats gradually, using desensitization and positive reinforcement. Consider each cat's needs for a successful multiple cat household.
Introduce new cats gradually, using desensitization and positive reinforcement. Consider each cat's needs for a successful multiple cat household.
Carefully introduce new cats by keeping them separated initially. Gradually allow interaction while monitoring closely. Safety first, patience and positive reinforcement.
Carefully introduce new cats by keeping them separated initially. Gradually allow interaction while monitoring closely. Safety first, patience and positive reinforcement.
Seniors should learn how to handle and understand cats. Avoid scratching by proper handling and recognizing cat body language.